Globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populations

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populations, which can be used to preset massive arrays of standard environmental factors; and through the Internet user&#39;s registration system, global users for biological population dynamic forecast can instantly select the contents suitable for their own country or local region to construct an accurate statistically forecast model for specific area and specific biological population dynamics, so as to make an accurate quantitative forecast of biological population dynamics in the future. Each preset data is co-located by a row variable coordinate and a column variable coordinate. Each located individual data can not be interchanged up and down or to and fro, the row variable coordinate is time coordinate and the column variable coordinate is space coordinate. This invention effectively resolves the existing problems in the current life population forecasting such as incapability to construct an effective forecast models or poor forecast effect or narrow application scope of the constructed model for many important biotic populations due to it is difficulty to timely access to adequate and effective environmental information amount for users.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a field of dynamic forecast of naturallife populations, and in particular, relates to a globally universal keyfactor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biologicalpopulations.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

There are 3 major problems in the current life population forecasting:

(1) Outlier of predicted values causes poor forecast effect. In thepast, when performing forecasting analysis of biological populations,some predicted values are far from the measured values (i.e. Outlier ofpredicted values), which results in poor forecast effect.

(2) Lack of environmental information amount, which makes it impossibleto construct effective models. In the past, people tend to pay attentionto the correlation of things in the same period and nearby, but ignorethe correlation of things in the past and far away; therefore, it canresult in the available environmental information difficultly meet theinformation amount required by the forecast models.

(3) Often single factor analysis or less factor analysis is performed,which results in time lag of the constructed models. In the past, singlefactor or a few factors are used to screen and construct models due tounable to find more environmental factors, thus ignore the more andhigher relevant influencing factors, resulting in serious one-sidednessof the obtained forecast models. So that even if the simulation effectis better, because of the uncertainty of the forecast factor itself (forexample, the influence is larger due to irregularity of other unknownfactors), its forecast effect is not ideal for the predicted objects.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The object of the embodiment of the invention is to provide a globallyuniversal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysisof biological populations, which aims to resolve the problems existingin the life population forecasting, such as outliers of predicted valuesthat results in poor forecast effect, and inadequate environmentalinformation that makes impossible to construct an effective model;single factor or fewer factor analysis which is frequently made thatresults in time lag of the constructed models.

The invention is achieved through the following technical solution:

A globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations, wherein each data isco-located by a row variable coordinate and a column variablecoordinate, and each located individual datum can not be interchanged upand down or to and fro, the row variable coordinate is time coordinateand the column variable coordinate is space coordinate.

Further, the up-down sequence of the row variable coordinate isrepresented by a natural number or any one interval of time among year,quarter, month, ten-day, week or day, and the up-down sequence can notbe interchanged up and down or to and fro.

Further, the name of column variable coordinate is represented by anatural number, an English letter, a combination of natural number andEnglish letter, or original factor name of the column variable, and theleft-right sequence of the column variable can be interchanged in wholecolumn with the name, but the position of a single data cannot beinterchanged.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations comprises a presetfactor array and a user factor array; in the preset factor array, exceptthe time sequence variable representing time coordinate, the sum andmean of this column array of variables in other each of column is 0, andboth the standard deviation and variance are 1, the sum, mean, standarddeviation and variance of the array in each column variable in the userfactor array are not restricted by the numerical size and range, butdetermined by the actual valid array input by users.

Further, the number of rows of a row variable of the preset factor arrayin the globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations is greater than or equal to50 and less than or equal to w, the number of columns of a columnvariable of the preset factor array is greater than or equal to 50 andless than or equal to co, each data in the preset factor array and userfactor array are not restricted by the numerical size, positive ornegative number or signs.

Further, a dependent variable of user factor array in the globallyuniversal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysisof biological populations is a forecasting object, the number of rows ofthe dependent variable is greater than or equal to 11, the number ofcolumns is greater than or equal to 1; when the independent variable ofuser factor array is user-provided forecast factor, the number of rowsof the independent is greater than or equal to 11, and the number ofcolumns is greater than or equal to 0, when the number of columns is 0,it indicates that users do not provide user-provided forecast factor.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations is integrally fixed,integrally publicly spread, integrally publicly used and integrally orpartially updated through all modern electronic communication equipment,Internet media and all mobile and non-mobile electronic carriers.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations is integrallyinstalled in any electronic connected network platform, and integrallyinstalled in all mathematical statistic analysis software, geographicinformation software, navigation software for operation and application.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be compiled intoa separate operating system, produced into a separate hardware chip andmounted to all mobile and non-mobile electron carriers for fixing,public communication, public use, and updating in whole or in part, ormade to wholly independent monomer or complex electronic devices thatare dedicated to forecasting for spreading.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be compiled intoindependent electronic chips and produced into electronic equipment bycooperating with other similar industries technically.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations comprises aplurality of time-sharing subsystems, including F0 subsystem, F1subsystem, F2 subsystem, . . . , Fn subsystem, and the serial number ofeach subsystem in the many subsystem represents the time stair serialnumber of the same serial number.

Further, for the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations, through theInternet user's registration system, global users for biologicalpopulation dynamic forecast in various countries of the world caninstantly select the contents suitable for their own country or localregion to construct accurate statistical forecast model for specificarea and specific biological population dynamics, so as to make anaccurate quantitative forecast of biological population dynamics in thefuture.

When performing forecasting with the invention, users usually have twogroups or more groups effective forecast models for options. Therefore,they can observe the case which is corresponded to the maximum χ² valuein the fit results of the predicted value and the observation values ofdifferent models through χ² test in the process of selecting the optimalequation; and if the maximum χ² value in the fit results in many groupsof models corresponds to the same observation result case, it can bejudged that the outlier is the observation's mistake, and it can beruled out to re-construct a new model; and if outliers appear in anindividual models in the many of models, then it can be judged that theoutlier is the model's mistake, and another model should be selected.

When the present invention is applied to forecast, the preset factorarray can provide enough environmental information which can not beobtained by users themselves within a short time, which can nearlycompletely satisfy users' requirements for forecasting any known naturallife populations; and at the same time, users can add together theirknown environmental information to study.

When the present invention is applied to forecast, the preset factorarray has collected most conventional key factors and real-time datawhich relate to the life survival and death and has universalapplicability at the existing stage over the world, and provided aplatform entry for users to select the contents suitable for specificcountry or specific region, provided great conveniences for users tocomparison and analysis the multiple forecast models in differentcountries or different regions which are constructed for the samepredicted objects, so that greatly reduces the risks of one-sidedconclusions obtained from single factor or less factor analysis in localregions, and thus, it gives a guarantee for increasing the accuracy ofthe forecast results.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a workflow diagram of a globally universal key factor presetarray platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populationsaccording to an embodiment of the invention

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In order to make the object, technical solution and advantages of theinvention much clearer, the invention is further described incombination with embodiments. It should be understood that, the specificembodiments herein are only used for explaining rather than limiting theinvention.

The working principle of the invention is further described incombination with drawings and specific embodiments.

As shown in FIG. 1, the globally universal key factor preset arrayplatform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populations in theembodiment of the invention comprises the following steps:

S101: collect, organize and access to a huge number of environmentalfactor measured array with global and critical impact that are possiblyrelated to the life survival and death on Earth (referred to as groupfactor array) and years of accumulated data of generation of differentlife populations (such as pest populations, pathogen species, humanmortality or birth rate, growth rate of trees, wildlife annual discoverynumber, etc.) at different times and on different regions which werepublished in literatures by many countries over the world, and carry outcomplex processing and standardizing, formatting and normalizingarrangement and collection.

S102: Perform A variety of comparative analysis of statistical methodsfor each group life case in the computer with the modern electronicstatistical software (such as SPSS) by using the collected group factorarray as an independent variables and years of accumulated data ofgeneration of more than 1000 groups of life populations as the dependentvariable, to ultimately find one or more valid quantitative forecastequations that comply with statistically significant level for eachgroup case; (here it is proposed that, test the reliability of eachforecast equation according to the test standard of statisticsregression equation fitness, and the standard is: all simultaneouslymeet the significant level of Fisher (Fisher Ronald Aylmer, 1890-1962)p≦0.05, the maximum value of the multicollinearity variance inflationfactor VIE (the variance inflation factor) ≦5˜10 and K·Pearson (KarlPearson, 1857-1936) p (χ²)≧0.05, it is identified as a valid forecastequation), and the predicated values and observed values of many casesmeet the completely fitting degree.

S103: The statistical regularity of the quantitative relationshipbetween one group of dependent variable and independent variable isdiscovered in the process of constructing multi-dependent variables andmulti-forecast models by applying UKF-PAP preset array, namely: 1.whenthere are more selected independent variables, there are more validforecast equations that can meet the requirements of 3 significantlevels (ie p≦0.05, VIF≦5˜10, p (χ²)≧0.05); 2. When the number ofindependent variables is increased sufficiently large, for allpreconcert over 1,000 dependent variables (wherein including humanmortality or birth rates in many countries and regions, the prevalenceof the human diseases, the annual incidence of crop pests and diseases,the annual occurrence number of a variety of wildlife, the annual growthof part-perennial arborous plants, etc.), the valid forecast equationsthat can simultaneously meet the 3 significant levels are found; 3. Whenthere is more independent variable factors, the fitting degree of thebest forecast equation obtained for each dependent variable is higher,for example, the predicted value and measured values in many cases havereached completely fitting degree.

S104: Propose the “Bio-predictive Law of extensive remote correlationwith large group factors” according to the objective conclusion madefrom empirical analysis of large samples in S103, namely: for any lifepopulation within the finite range, there always be another one or moreor its combination of things (including biological and non-biological)which change simultaneously in quantity similar to a certain stableproportional relationship of the life population in the near or distantnatural world. Thus, when people propose to predict or explain thequantity change process of a certain more complex life populations byusing another change process of things which is more easily knownbeforehand, they can increase the quantity of the thing whose changeprocess is known to large enough, then one or more statistical modelscomposed by the combination of one or more things can be found with astable high probability, to accurately forecast the quantity changeprocesses of the complex life populations. This finding provides ascientific theoretical basis for the scientificness and feasibility of“globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations (UKF-PAP)”.

Table 1 shows the frame diagram of globally universal key factor presetarray platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populations;

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The invention is achieved as follows:

A globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations, wherein each data isco-located by a row variable coordinate and a column variablecoordinate, and each located individual datum can not be interchanged upand down or to and fro, the row variable coordinate is time coordinateand the column variable coordinate is space coordinate.

Further, the up-down sequence of the row variable coordinate isrepresented by a natural number or any one interval of time among year,quarter, month, ten-day, week or day (e.g. year 1998, 1999, 2014 . . . ;January, February . . . ; day 1, day 2 . . . ; June 1, 205 . . . ), andthe up-down sequence can not be interchanged up and down or to and fro.

Further, the name of column variable coordinate is represented by anatural number (e.g. 1, 2, 3, . . . ) or an English letter (A, B, C, . .. , a, b, c . . . ) or combination of natural number and English letter(e.g. A0, 0A, b1, 1b, A02 . . . ) or original factor name of the columnvariable (e.g. temperature, sunspot number, . . . ) so on, and theleft-right sequence of the column variable can be interchanged in wholecolumn with the name, but the position of a single data cannot beinterchanged.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations comprises a presetfactor array and a user factor array; in the preset factor array, exceptof the time sequence variable representing time coordinate, the sum andmean of this column array of variables in other each of column is 0, andboth the standard deviation and variance are 1, the sum, mean, standarddeviation and variance of this column array in each column variable inthe user factor array are not restricted by the numerical size andrange, but determined by the actual valid array input by users.

Further, the row number of a row variable of the preset factor array inthe globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations is greater than or equal to50 and less than or equal to ∞, and if the row number of a row variableis set N_(row), then 50≦N_(row)≦∞; the column number of a columnvariable of the preset factor array is greater than or equal to 50(column) and less than or equal to ∞, and if the row number of thecolumn variable is set N_(col), then 50≦N_(col)≦∞. Each data in thepreset factor array and user factor array are not restricted by thenumerical size, positive or negative number or signs.

Further, a dependent variable of user factor array in the globallyuniversal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysisof biological populations is a forecasting object, the number of rows ofthe dependent variable is greater than or equal to 11, the number ofcolumns is greater than or equal to 1; when the independent variable ofuser factor array is user-provided forecast factor, the number of rowsof the independent is greater than or equal to 11, and the number ofcolumns is greater than or equal to 0, when the number of columns is 0,it indicates that users do not provide user-provided forecast factor.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be integrallyfixed, integrally publicly spread, integrally publicly used andintegrally or partially updated through all modern electroniccommunication equipment(such as mobile phones, navigation systems,etc.), Internet media (such as Web pages, databases, e-mail, onlinevideo, online chat rooms, etc.) and all mobile and non-mobile electroniccarriers (such as various forms of electronic readers, electroniccalculators, CD-ROM, electronic pen, U disk, computer, etc.).

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be integrallyinstalled in any electronic connected network platform, and integrallyinstalled in all mathematical statistic analysis software, such as SPSS,SAS, geographic information software, such as GIS, navigation softwaresuch as GPS that are operated in electronic equipment (such ascomputers, mobile phones, network databases, etc.) for operation andapplication.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be compiled intoa separate operating system, produced into a separate hardware chip andmounted to all mobile and non-mobile electron carriers (such as variousforms of electronic readers, electronic calculators, CD-ROM, electronicpen, U disk, computer, etc.) for fixing, public communication, publicuse, and updating in whole or in part, or made to wholly independentmonomer or complex electronic devices that are dedicated to forecastingfor spreading.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations can be compiled intoindependent electronic chips and produced into electronic equipment bycooperating with other similar industries technically, for example,specialized miniature electronic equipment for information collectionand processing of crop pest forecast and control is suitable forrelevant administrative departments of agriculture and individualproducers; and it can be produced to specialized miniature electronicequipment for human disease prevention and epidemic prediction and forwildlife protection and investigation, etc. which is suitable forrelevant department and individual.

Further, the globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations comprises aplurality of time-sharing subsystems, including F0 subsystem, F1subsystem, F2 subsystem, . . . , Fn subsystem (1≦n≦∞), and the serialnumber of each subsystem represents the time stair serial number; forexample, F0 subsystem indicates that the subsystem array is suitable forconstructing biomass dynamic model for forecasting the same year(current year-order 0), F1 subsystem indicates that the subsystem arrayis suitable for constructing biomass dynamic model for forecasting thenext year (next year, order 1), F2 subsystem indicates that thesubsystem array is suitable for constructing biomass dynamic model forforecasting the next two years (the year after next, order 2), . . . andFn subsystem indicates that the subsystem array is suitable forconstructing biomass dynamic model for forecasting the next n years (then-th year after the current year, order n). The purpose for setting thetime-sharing subsystems is to facilitate users to construct thepopulation dynamics model of different time periods in the future byusing different factor group array, to meet the demands for forecastingin different time periods in the future; it is intended to solve theproblem of how to predict the future development trends of populationsunder the condition of can not knowing the variables of futureinfluencing factors.

The globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations is abbreviated as UKF-PAP(Universal Key Factor Preset Array Platform) in examples in theinvention.

EXAMPLE 1

Construct Quantity Dynamic Model of a Variety of Global Natural LifePopulations in Any Period of Time Within Years:

UKF-PAP number set of the UKF-PAP is a global common key factor groupusing the year as a time period, Thus, it can be used to constructnumerical model of dynamic quantity of a variety of natural lifepopulations in any regions of the world that can be measured in anyperiod of time within years (such as birth rate, mortality rate, laws ofprevalence of some human diseases, laws of prevalence of crop pests androdents, dynamic prediction of global crop yields, annual occurrencedynamics of some small wild animals with more generations within oneyear, annual growth rate of some perennial wild plants, etc.). The “anyperiod of time within years” means that, any one year can be dividedinto whole year, quarter, month, ten-day, and day, and any period easilydivided by users. Users divide the period of time within the yeardepends entirely on the nature of dependent variables provided by users.For example: If a user provides annual birth rate for many years in aregion, then the model result is the birth rate dynamics within theyear; and if a user provides monthly average birth rate within the year,then the model result is the monthly average birth rate dynamics withinthe year; and if a user provides the birth rate of June within eachyear, then the model result is the birth rate dynamic of June within theyear; and if a user provides the birth rate data using a quarter, aten-day, a day within each year, then the model result is the birth ratedynamic of a quarter, a ten-day, a day within the year, and it issimilar for other living bodies.

EXAMPLE 2

Key Controlled Factors and Concomitant Factors Used to Screen SpecificLife Objects:

Through statistical analysis on hundreds of cases with differentcountries, different regions, different species of living bodies,different historical years and different quantity of measured indices,the results show that, although there are hundred thousands ofalternative UKF-PAP factors in UKF-PAP, for each specific natural livingbody, there are no more than 10 key controlled factors or concomitantfactors at p≦0.05 statistically significant level, usually 2-6 factors.However, there are different controlled factors or concomitant factorsfor the same species in different living bodies or in different regionsor period of time. With this finding, it is very convenient and feasiblefor users to analyze and screen the specific controlled factors andconcomitant factors of each living body, or analyze the homogeneity andheterogeneity of key controlled factors and concomitant factors ofdifferent living bodies in the same region or the living bodies of thesame species in different regions using UKF-PAP.

EXAMPLE 3

Analyze the Common Dominant Factors of Major Living Bodies whichInfluence the Closely Related to Human Being in the Worldwide or SomeRegion.

The expressions of all mathematical models constructed by UKF-PAP areall visible, and in the forms, they are simple linear regression modelswhich are well known by peoples. Among these regression models, eachindependent variable name is one-to-one corresponding to the name ofUKF-PAP variable, so, each independent variable name represents a keyinfluencing factor or its combination. Besides, in the list ofregression coefficients of regression analysis results, another columncan show the standardized regression coefficients, and each factorincluded in the regression model will correspond to a standardregression coefficient, the size of the standard regression coefficientrepresents the size of the impact of each selected factor. Users can getthe percentage of relative effect of each factor only using a samplemathematics. If a user constructs models for a variety of living bodies,just statistical the relative size of selected factor in the selectedfrequency and standard regression coefficients of each model, to get thecommon dominant factors which had maximum influence on the quantitydynamics of living bodies within the year for the constructed models.

EXAMPLE 4

Back Substitution Forecasting:

Back substitution forecasting is: After constructing model with a groupof measured values of independent variables and corresponding measuredvalues of dependent variables, substitute this group of values ofindependent variables to the constructed model, to calculate a group ofnew dependent variables, which is called back substitution predictedvalues. The difference significance between them can be tested by chisquare method, usually when the judgment criteria is D≦χ² _(0.05-0.999),it shows no significant difference between them, i.e. the predictedvalue and the measured value belong to the same population, and theforecast is valid; and the smaller the cumulative chi square value (D)between the predicted dependent variable and the measured dependentvariable, the better prediction effect of the back substitution. If D≧χ²_(0.05), it shows that there is significant difference between them, andthe forecasting is invalid. For the forecasting effect of UKF-PAP, over95% of the different cases can be achieved at D≦χ² _(0.05-0.99), i.e.the forecasting effect of back substitution is excellent.

EXAMPLE 5

Stochastic Forecasting:

Stochastic Forecasting is: After constructing model with a group ofmeasured values of independent variables and corresponding measuredvalues of dependent variables, substitute another group of independentvariables that are not involved in the modeling process due to lack ofcorresponding dependent variables to the constructed model, to calculatea group of new dependent variables, which is called stochastic predictedvalues. Then chi square method is used to test the significance of thedifference between the predicted values and the values of dependentvariables which are corresponded to the independent variables that arenot involved in the modeling process, usually when the judgment criteriais D≦χ² _(0.05-0.999), it shows no significant difference between them,i.e. the predicted value and the measured value belong to the samepopulation, and the forecast is valid. If D≧χ² _(0.05), it shows thatthere is significant difference between them, and the forecasting isinvalid, and the smaller the cumulative chi square value (D) between thepredicted dependent variable and the measured dependent variable, thebetter the forecasting effect. For the forecasting effect of UKF-PAP,over 95% of the different cases can be achieved at D≦χ² _(0.05-0.99),i.e. the forecasting effect is excellent. Stochastic forecasting can bewidely used for theoretical forecasting of the value of the dependentvariable when the independent variables are known but the dependentvariables are unknown in the past, present or future.

EXAMPLE 6

Future Forecasting:

Future forecasting means to forecast the things that have not happenedusing the things that have happened in the past and at present.Technical solutions in the invention: After constructing model with agroup of measured values of dependent variables and the correspondingmeasured values of independent variables in the past many years,substitute another group of values of independent variable that notinvolved in the last part of the modeling process to the establishedmodel, to calculate a group of new dependent variables, which is calledfuture predicted value, i.e. the independent variables which correspondto this group of future predicted values in time sequence are thevariables of things happened in the past. Chi—square test method can beused to carry out fitness test of future predicted values, usually whenthe judgment criteria is D≦χ² _(0.05-0.999), it shows no significantdifference between them, i.e. the future predicted value and themeasured value belong to the same population, and the forecast is valid;and the smaller the cumulative chi square value (D) between the futurepredicted dependent variable and the measured dependent variable, thebetter the future forecasting effect. If D≧χ² _(0.05), it shows thatthere is significant difference between them, and the forecasting isinvalid. For the future forecasting effect of UKF-PAP, over 95% of thedifferent cases can be achieved at D≦χ² _(0.05-0.99), i.e. theforecasting effect is excellent.

The present invention can achieve the following beneficial effects:

-   -   (1) In the past, when people perform forecasting analysis on        biological populations, some predicted values are far from the        measured values (i.e. Outlier of predicted values) in some        models, which results in poor forecast effect.

When performing forecasting with the invention, users usually have twogroups or more groups of effect forecast models for options, therefore,they can observe the case which is correspond to by the maximum χ² valuein the fit results of predicted value and observation values ofdifferent models in the process of selecting the optimal equation,through χ² test; and if the maximum χ² value in the fit results of manygroups of models all corresponds to the same observation result, it canbe judged that the outlier is the wrong of observation, and it can beruled out to re-construct a new model; and if outliers appear in anindividual model, then it can be judged that the outlier is the wrong ofthe model, and another model should be selected.

-   -   (2) In the past, people tend to pay attention to the correlation        of things in the same period and nearby, but ignore the        correlation of things in the past and far away; therefore, it        can result in the available environmental information difficult        to meet information amount required by the forecast models.

When the present invention is applied to forecast, the preset factorarray can provide enough environmental information that can not beobtained by users themselves within a short time, which can nearlycompletely satisfy the forecasting on any known natural life populationsof user and users' forecasting requirements for environmentalinformation; and at the same time, users can add their knownenvironmental information to study together.

-   -   (3) In the past, single factor or a few factors are used to        screen and construct models due to unable to find more        environmental factors, thus ignore the more and higher relevant        influencing factors, resulting in serious one-sidedness of the        obtained forecast models. So that even if the simulation effect        is better, because of the uncertainty of the forecast factor        itself (for example, the influence is larger due to irregularity        of other unknown factors), its forecast effect is not ideal for        the predicted objects.

When the present invention is applied to forecast, the preset factorarray has collected most conventional key factors which most have beenknown, relate to the life survival and death and has universalapplicability at the existing stage over the world, and provided greatconveniences for users to comparison and analysis the multiple forecastmodels constructed with the same predicted objects, which greatlyreduces the risks of one-sided conclusions obtained from single factoror less factor analysis in local regions, and thus, it gives a guaranteefor increasing the accuracy of the forecast results.

The foregoing is only preferred embodiments of the present invention,which is not intended to limit the invention. Any modifications,equivalent replacements and improvements made within the spirit andprinciples of the invention shall be included in the scope of protectionof the present invention.

1. A globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations, wherein each data isco-located by a row variable coordinate and a column variablecoordinate, and each located individual datum can not be interchanged upand down or to and fro, the row variable coordinate is time coordinateand the column variable coordinate is space coordinate.
 2. The globallyuniversal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysisof biological populations according to claim 1, wherein the up-downsequence of a row variable coordinate is represented by a natural numberor any one interval of time among year, quarter, month, ten-day, week orday, and the up-down sequence can not be interchanged up and down or toand fro.
 3. The globally universal key factor preset array platform fordynamic forecast analysis of biological populations according to claim1, wherein the name of column variable coordinate is represented by anatural number, an English letter, a combination of natural number andEnglish letter, or original factor name of the column variable, and theleft-right sequence of column variable can be interchanged in wholecolumn with the name, but the position of a single data cannot beinterchanged.
 4. The globally universal key factor preset array platformfor dynamic forecast analysis of biological populations according toclaim 1, wherein it comprises a preset factor array and a user factorarray; in the preset factor array, except the time sequence variablerepresenting time coordinate, the sum and mean of this column array ofvariables in other each of column is 0, and both the standard deviationand variance are 1, the sum, mean, standard deviation and variance ofthe array in each column variable in the user factor array are notrestricted by the numerical size and range, but determined by the actualvalid array input by users.
 5. The globally universal key factor presetarray platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populationsaccording to claim 4, wherein the number of rows of a row variable ofthe preset factor array in the platform is greater than or equal to 50and less than or equal to ∞, the number of columns of a column variableof the preset factor array is greater than or equal to 50 and less thanor equal to co, each data in the preset factor array and user factorarray are not restricted by the numerical size, positive or negativenumber or signs.
 6. The globally universal key factor preset arrayplatform for dynamic forecast analysis of biological populationsaccording to claim 4, wherein a dependent variable of user factor arrayin the platform is a forecasting object, the number of rows of thedependent variable is greater than or equal to 11, the number of columnsis greater than or equal to 1; when the independent variable of userfactor array is user-provided forecast factor, the number of rows of theindependent is greater than or equal to 11, and the number of columns isgreater than or equal to 0, when the number of columns is 0, itindicates that users do not provide user-provided forecast factor. 7.The globally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamicforecast analysis of biological populations according to claim 1,wherein it is integrally fixed, integrally publicly spread, integrallypublicly used and integrally or partially updated through all modernelectronic communication equipment, Internet media and all mobile andnon-mobile electronic carriers.
 8. The globally universal key factorpreset array platform for dynamic forecast analysis of biologicalpopulations according to claim 1, wherein it is integrally installed inany electronic connected network platform, and integrally installed inall mathematical statistic analysis software, geographic informationsoftware, navigation software for operation and application.
 9. Theglobally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecastanalysis of biological populations according to claim 1, wherein it iscompiled into a separate operating system, produced into a separatehardware chip and mounted to all mobile and non-mobile electron carriersfor fixing, public communication, public use, and updating in whole orin part, or made to wholly independent monomer or complex electronicdevices that are dedicated to forecasting for spreading.
 10. Theglobally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecastanalysis of biological populations according to claim 1, wherein it iscompiled into independent electronic chips and produced into electronicequipment by cooperating with other similar industries technically; theglobally universal key factor preset array platform for dynamic forecastanalysis of biological populations comprises a plurality of time-sharingsubsystems, including F0 subsystem, F1 subsystem, F2 subsystem, . . . ,Fn subsystem, and the serial number of each subsystem in the manysubsystem represents the time stair serial number of the same serialnumber; through the Internet user's registration system, global usersfor biological population dynamic forecast in various countries of theworld can instantly select the contents and use the globally universalkey factor preset array platform for dynamic forecast analysis ofbiological populations by payment.